Dive deep into Kotlin design patterns, explore idiomatic functional programming, and master microservices with frameworks like Arrow, Ktor, and Vert.x.
Key Features
Start from basic Kotlin syntax and go all the way to advanced topics like Coroutines and structural concurrency
Learn how to select and implement the right design pattern for your next Kotlin project
Get to grips with concurrent and reactive microservices with Ktor and Vert.x
Book DescriptionFor developers who are working with design patterns in Kotlin, this practical guide offers an opportunity to put their knowledge into practice. The book covers classical and modern design patterns, and provides a hands-on approach to implementation, along with associated methodologies.
The third edition stays current with Kotlin updates, spanning from version 1.6 onwards, and offers in-depth insights into topics like structured concurrency and context receivers. The book starts by introducing essential Kotlin syntax and the significance of design patterns, covering classic Creational, Structural, and Behavioral patterns. It then progresses to explore functional programming, Reactive, and Concurrent patterns, including detailed discussions on coroutines and structured concurrency. As you navigate through these advanced concepts, you'll enhance your Kotlin coding skills. The book also delves into the latest architectural trends, focusing on microservices design patterns and aiding your decision-making process when choosing between architectures.
By the end of the book, you will have a solid grasp of these advanced concepts and be able to apply them in your own projects.What you will learn
Utilize functional programming and coroutines with the Arrow framework
Use classical design patterns in the Kotlin programming language
Scale your applications with reactive and concurrent design patterns
Discover best practices in Kotlin and explore its new features
Apply the key principles of functional programming to Kotlin
Find out how to write idiomatic Kotlin code and learn which patterns to avoid
Harness the power of Kotlin to design concurrent and reliable systems with ease
Create an effective microservice with Kotlin and the Ktor framework
Who this book is forThis book is for developers who want to apply design patterns they've learned from other languages in Kotlin and build reliable, scalable, and maintainable applications. You'll need a good grasp on at least one programming language before you get started with this book. Familiarity with classical design patterns from your language of choice would be helpful, but you'll still be able to follow along if you code in other languages
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 191 mm
Dicke: 26 mm
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978-1-80512-776-5 (9781805127765)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Alexey Soshin is a software architect with 18 years of experience in the industry. He started exploring Kotlin when Kotlin was still in beta, and since then has been a big enthusiast of the language. He's a conference speaker, published writer, and the author of a video course titled Pragmatic System Design
Table of Contents
Getting Started with Kotlin
Working with Creational Patterns
Understanding Structural Patterns
Getting Familiar with Behavioral Patterns
Introducing Functional Programming
Threads and Coroutines
Controlling the Data Flow
Designing for Concurrency
Idioms and Anti-Patterns
Practical Functional Programming with Arrow
Concurrent Microservices with Ktor
Reactive Microservices with Vert.x
